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Difficulté - Tâches faciles

Maîtrisez les expressions anglaises concernant les tâches faciles, comme « faire un travail rapide » et « un lit de roses ».

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English idioms related to Difficulty
(as) easy as anything

not needing any effort

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(as) easy as pie

lacking difficulty and done without putting any efforts

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be like taking candy from a baby

to not need any hard work at all

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(as) simple as kiss your hand

very simple without involving any difficulty

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to not be rocket science

not that complicated or hard to understand, achieve, or do

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Bob is your uncle

used for emphasizing how easy or fast something is done

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to be (like) child's play

to involve no difficulty

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piece of cake

anything that is very easy to achieve or do

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with one's eyes closed

without needing to try much

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bed of roses

a situation that is easy, pleasant, or comfortable

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sweetness and light

a state or situation that is harmonious or free from problems

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to get one's tongue around something

to be able to pronounce or articulate a difficult word, phrase, or language correctly, especially for non-native speakers

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to make quick work of something

to finish doing something as fast as one can

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